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radiant heating

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radiant heating: see heating heating, means of making a building comfortably warm relative to a colder outside temperature. Old, primitive methods of heating a building or a room within it include the open fire, the fireplace, and the stove .
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radiant heating

Heating system in which heat is transmitted by radiation from a heated surface. Radiant heating systems usually employ either electric-resistance wiring or hot-water heating pipes, which may embedded in the floor, ceiling, or walls. Panel heating is a form of radiant heating characterized by very large surfaces (typically an entire ceiling or floor) containing electrical conductors, hot-water pipes, or hot-air ducts. With many such systems there is no visible heating equipment in the room.


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Four higher capacity units have been added to the company's line of LTS Series infrared gas tube heaters that allow industrial and commercial users to better custom design a radiant heating system to more efficiently meet their needs.
Will the installation cost and running of the radiant heating really balance out against the cost of fuel?
Infloor radiant heating operates quietly while delivering excellent comfort levels.
 
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